Furthermore, since typewritten data is obtained in the same format from all respondents, the need for transcription and the potential for error are reduced potentially enhancing the quality of any such study.
The potential for error is vast.
Mining databases for clues about terrorism is a central element of counterterrorism, although one that is frequently criticized because of concerns about privacy and the potential for error.
The potential for error and escalation is clear, and extremely dangerous; more a matter of when rather than if," McColl said.
The potential for error between Japanese and English, which are not genetically related (unlike, say, Dutch and English), is significantly greater.
The potential for error or offence was considerable.Terrified of being blamed if anything went wrong, conservative Saudi officials shied away from taking responsibility.
The potential for error in death-penalty cases is known to be so great according to the National Academy of Sciences, one in twenty-five defendants in America will likely be wrongly convicted that capital punishment is declining nationwide.
The NAO said the DfE had made improvements in how it combined accounts, but said the number of academies had grown by 1,082 during the year, increasing the potential for error.
If the potential for error stopped officials weeks ago from using poorly matched computerized lists to clean the rolls, self-appointed private detectives should be kept from using the same technology to introduce the same error now.
But given the effects on cloud formation and dissipation (a cloud laced with black carbon does not last as long) the potential for error in estimating the final effects is large.
The potential for error in death-penalty cases is known to be so great — according to the National Academy of Sciences, one in twenty-five defendants in America will likely be wrongly convicted — that capital punishment is declining nationwide.
